In the United States, notable beverage brands like Coca-Cola and the World-Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) have taken proactive steps to address stormwater management. They’ve organized rain barrel workshops, with Coca-Cola contributing over 36,000 barrels, resulting in the collection of more than 303 million liters of water to date. While some U.S. states, like California and Hawaii, have regulations governing rainwater usage, the market share of rain barrels in the United States reached 17.5% globally in 2022.
Meanwhile, in Canada, the adoption of rainwater collection is on the rise, particularly in rural areas. Many small-town municipalities are distributing free rain barrels to encourage water-saving practices. This initiative not only decreases reliance on freshwater but also aids in replenishing dwindling freshwater supplies. However, collecting rainwater in Canada’s colder climate presents unique challenges, leading manufacturers to develop innovative solutions for maintaining warm water temperatures in rain barrels. This addresses the obstacle of storing water effectively, especially in regions with limited freshwater resources, such as the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia.
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According to Future Market Insights, the global rain barrels market size is anticipated to cross a valuation of US$ 2,158.8 million in 2023. It is expected to attain a valuation of US$ 3,829.8 million by 2033. The market is anticipated to thrive at a CAGR of 5.9% from 2023 to 2033.
Recently, people are actively searching for environmentally friendly ways to preserve water and lessen their ecological imprint as environmental awareness rises. Utilizing rain barrels can help you use less freshwater by effectively collecting and storing rainwater for a variety of uses, like watering lawns and plants. Rain barrels are a practical and affordable way to preserve water at a time when water shortage is becoming a huge problem worldwide.
The growing consciousness of water scarcity boosts market growth as individuals and groups lessen their reliance on municipal water supplies. Similarly, ease the strain on nearby water resources by collecting and using rainwater. Rain barrels are useful for controlling stormwater runoff. By collecting rainfall, they avoid overflowing storm drains, which result in flooding and contaminate nearby water sources.
Large volumes of water are frequently needed by industries for a variety of activities, including cooling, cleaning, and irrigation. The industry may save a lot of money on water bills and lessen the burden on municipal water resources by reducing its dependency on freshwater sources by deploying rainwater collecting systems. Corporate social responsibility and sustainability are becoming more important in many businesses. By lowering water usage, lessening environmental effects, and showcasing a commitment to sustainable practices, rainwater collection is consistent with these goals. To encourage water conservation and long-term water management in industrial sectors, certain areas have enacted rules or standards. Industries comply with these legal requirements and avert penalties or fines by using rain barrels and other rainwater-gathering devices.
Rainwater harvesting may be used by businesses in drought-prone or water-scarce locations to ensure water supply during dry spells. When freshwater supplies are scarce, industrial operations can rely on a backup water source by collecting and storing rainwater. Rainwater collected in barrels is capable of being utilized in industrial facilities for non-potable uses including irrigation, equipment cleaning, or dust management. Industries can continue functioning while minimizing the demand for freshwater resources by using rainwater for these uses.
Key Takeaways:
- The global rain barrels industry size developed at a modest CAGR of 5% from 2018 to 2022.
- In 2018, the global market size stood at US$ 1,674.4 million.
- The global market sales accounted for US$ 2,038.5 million in 2022.
- In 2022, the plastic segment captured 66.2% of industry shares.
- In 2022, the 75 to 125 gallons segment captured 30.5% of market shares.
- In 2022, Europe held 24.1% shares in the global market.
- In 2022, The United States captured 17.5% shares in the global market.
- Germany captured 7.0% market shares in 2022.
- In 2022, the United Kingdom held 3.0% shares in the global market.
- In 2022, India captured 7.3% shares in the global market.
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Recent Developments
ORBIS Corporation introduced a new product in its water and recycling containers line. Backyard rain barrels can be used for household and commercial to save rainwater such as for lawns and gardens.
“A worldwide temperature alteration and changing climatic condition is expanding the requirement for rain water safeguarding, which is speeding up the deals of rain barrels,” comments the FMI expert.
Competitive Landscape
Key companies operating in rain barrels industry profiled by FMI include
- ORBIS Corporation,
- Capi Europe B.V.,
- GRAI GMBH,
- Koolatron Corporation,
- ROTO Group UK,
- WISY AG,
- The Barrel Makers,
- Kingfisher Direct Ltd.,
- Etills Limited,
- Oaklands Group LTD.,
- Good Ideas Inc.,
- Algreen Products Inc.,
- Bosmere Products Ltd., and
- Emsco Group among others.
In 2021, ORBIS Corporation offered new frame work for inbound food and beverage applications to protect the product during the transportation process by utilizing full pallet loads of beverage products.
Algreen Products Inc. are focusing on developing sustainable and green products such as castilla rain barrel, Athena rain barrel, cascata rain barrels and others at affordable prices to generate the revenue prospects for upcoming years.
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Key Segments Covered in Rain Barrels Industry Research
Capacity Type
- 25-75 gallons
- 75-125 gallons
- 125-175 gallons
- Above 175 gallons
Material Type
- Metal
- Plastic
- Wood
- Concrete & Clay
Head Type
- Open Head
- Tight Head
Region
- North America
- Latin America
- Europe
- East Asia
- South Asia
- Middle East and Africa (MEA)
- Oceania
Author
Ismail Sutaria (Lead Consultant, Packaging and Materials) has over 8 years of experience in market research and consulting in the packaging & materials industry. Ismail’s strength lies in identifying key challenges faced by the client and offering logical and actionable insights to equip the clients with strategic decision-making power.
Ismail has been an instrumental part of several transformational consulting assignments. His key skills include competitive benchmarking, opportunity assessment, macroeconomic analysis, and business transformation advisory. Ismail is an MBA holder in Marketing and has a Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics.
Ismail is a regular at industry conferences and expos and has been widely covered in electronic and print media. He is a Speaker at our upcoming Talk show – Rise of the Intelligent Packaging. Ismail has been quoted in leading publications, including the European Pharmaceutical Review and the European Adhesive Tape Association.
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